Frequently Asked Questions
What is a doodle stone?
A doodle stone is a uniquely hand-painted stone designed to be left in natural settings for others to discover. These delightful creations are often referred to as Happy Stones, Travel Stones, or Painted Rocks.
The concept behind doodle stones is simple yet profound: they serve as small gifts of joy for passersby, sparking happiness and encouraging connections within the community. Each stone is lovingly decorated with colorful designs, inspirational messages, or whimsical illustrations, making each piece a work of art.
Once a doodle stone is painted, it is typically placed in a park, on a hiking trail, or by a riverside, where it can be found by someone else. The finder can enjoy the moment of discovery and may choose to keep the stone, re-hide it in a different location, or share their experience online, creating a sense of continuity and community among stone decorators and finders alike.
How can I register a doodle stone?
You can register your doodle stone by uploading a photo and the location where you left it on the website.
How can I track the journey of my doodle stone?
When someone finds your stone, they can log the new location on the website, allowing you to track its journey.
How can I find a doodle stone by tag?
You can find a doodle stone by entering a tag in the search bar at the top. You will then see a list of stones matching that tag.
How can I search more specifically for a doodle stone?
If you want to search more specifically by title or the person who uploaded the stone, use the page
search.
Do I need to register on the website to use doodle stones?
No, you are not required to register or share personal information like email or name. The use of this website can be fully anonymous.
Can I upload other photos besides doodle stones?
No, only doodle stones are allowed to be uploaded. No other photos are permitted on this website.
Can I keep the found stones?
The idea is for the stones to travel, but I understand that some stones are so beautiful that you might want to keep them for a while. It would be nice to mention this as a comment on the stone, so the owner knows they have made someone happy with their happy stone.